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The issues of long-term storage and final disposal of radioactive materials are important and inalienable components of the complex problem of nuclear material management; they are closely associated with ecological compatibility assurance for the whole process and nuclear weapons non-proliferation. Figure1 shows a fragment of scheme for nuclear material management indicating the location of storage facility for spent nuclear fuel (SNF) from reactors of various purposes, ex-weapons plutonium and enriched uranium from dismantled nuclear warheads, as well as repositories for high-level wastes (HLW) and SNF in geological formations.
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Gupalo, T.A., Beygul, V.P., Islamov, R.T. (1999). Safety Problems for Long-Term Underground Storage and Final Disposal of Nuclear Materials. In: Jardine, L.J., Moshkov, M.M. (eds) Nuclear Materials Safety Management Volume II. NATO Science Series, vol 27. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-4501-5_12
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